The Mysterious Stonework of Sacsayhuaman in Peru

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  • Опубликовано: 17 янв 2025

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  • @chrisp.lettuce8900
    @chrisp.lettuce8900 3 года назад +59

    I was here in 2019 and a tour guide was telling me, the stones have "bubbles" or air pockets between the stones that allow them to be earthquake proof. These rocks are so tightly placed that you can't even put a sheet of paper between them, its honestly insane how old yet perfectly constructed these walls are 👽

  • @chickenjuice4841
    @chickenjuice4841 3 года назад +21

    YO I was just talking to my little sister about this place before work, now on my break I see your video just posted. Love it! Will watch soon.

  • @soul_so
    @soul_so Год назад +1

    Your channel deserves so much more attention

  • @miyannaable
    @miyannaable 3 года назад +10

    As long as there are creators like you, we will not have lost our connection to these things completely. This is why I enjoy your videos so much. Also, I recently bought your "Stop Treating the Earth Like It Isn't Your Home" T-shirt, and I'm really proud of it!! I love stuff with additional graphics on the sleeve, And I love wearing black. Peace and Bless, young man.

    • @dakotawint
      @dakotawint  3 года назад +1

      Thank you so much for the love M ❤️

  • @gyros69420
    @gyros69420 3 года назад +9

    It’s crazy to think there’re many sites similar to this around the world, thousands of years old. And even with today’s technology we struggle to understand how they managed it. 1000 years from now I’m sure there’ll be no skyscrapers left or man made islands in Dubai, but these megalithic sites will remain. Unbelievable, wish we could know more about our past

  • @dans-designs
    @dans-designs 3 года назад +22

    Great to see you at sacred sites again! Those stones are built using the same techniques found all over the world - from easter island to peru to egypt and cambodia.. Im convinced these are remnant structures left behind from a previous global - gaia based civilisation, one that may have fallen around the time the last ice age began.. combined with the younger dryas comet impact that would have finished off any civilisation in the northern hermisphere.. when we look at the histories of these cultures, they very often attribute their technological and archaeological abilities to beings of other dimmension.. think about the first ayahuasceros communing with the plants themselves and being taught how to make the sacred brew.. looking forward to the next video! Namaste x

    • @etchalaco9971
      @etchalaco9971 3 года назад

      There is evidence that the Incas were in Easter Island. In Cambodia? I doubt it. There is no inca that has ever attributed theirs structures to "beings of another dimension"

    • @husrebel494
      @husrebel494 3 года назад

      @@etchalaco9971 How do you know the Incas were truthful though? they were sacrificing people (children included) for the sake of pleasing their 'gods' afterall.

    • @etchalaco9971
      @etchalaco9971 3 года назад

      @@husrebel494 sacrifices were rare and what we know about the Inca is based on Spanish and mestizo chronicles backed up by archaeological findings

  • @cfapps7865
    @cfapps7865 3 года назад +8

    Good stuff.

    • @douggoble9695
      @douggoble9695 3 года назад

      Hello Chuck, I just wanted to say, I enjoy your Ancients History channel also.

  • @amar0312
    @amar0312 3 года назад +2

    I remember visiting here, before doing the Inca trail and being amazed how they built these structures without cement and they were still standing! There was a magical feeling when I finally reached the sun gate and had my first peak of Machu Picchu, just while the sun rose and the clouds cleared!

  • @kursed01
    @kursed01 3 года назад

    New Sub here!! I just watched the pyramid video and now I'm hooked! You know your stuff and you got a great sense of humor! Don't ever let anyone dim your shine my friend!! Safe travels!!

  • @williammarino4169
    @williammarino4169 3 года назад +2

    Love the new video glad you're back

  • @BYERS188
    @BYERS188 3 года назад +4

    I always click so fast. Love your content ❤️

  • @sherriefisher9009
    @sherriefisher9009 2 года назад

    That was great a nice tour and a great family expedition how sweet I love it!

  • @StarDarkAshes
    @StarDarkAshes 3 года назад +11

    That’s one of the most amazing places that I always trip out on when I see it on film. It’s like they took rocks that almost fit in with each other and then heated them up so that they would melt into each other. I mean how could they make it so tight like that with different sized rocks? This is almost as weird as the pyramids. And then there’s another place around there where The way that the stones have been drilled or cut is like laser perfect even more so than the pyramids. And people think that there was no technology before the cataclysm. It was either an alien race that was temporary there or some people had some crazy machines or they knew how to cut shit with their mind. Either way it’s such an enigma

  • @jonathanlee6773
    @jonathanlee6773 3 года назад +12

    Gorgeous stonework, the Incans truly were architectural mavens in the midst of such paltry resources available to them! Reminds me of the blue stones I observed stacked like Jenga at Stonehenge. Druids perhaps??? You rock Dakota, been subbed for over 5 years! 😎 if you see my comment I'd probably stroke out lol

    • @TestTest-ft9xh
      @TestTest-ft9xh 3 года назад +2

      They were really rich. The gold reserves of the Incas are responsible for building Europe at that time. Even Henry the 8th sent his pirates there to steal their gold and bring back to England. Same with Spaniards. European kingss were the original gangsters. Don't go by Hollywood, TV rehab of their image.

    • @jonathanlee6773
      @jonathanlee6773 3 года назад +1

      @@TestTest-ft9xh I certainly need to delve deeper now that you indoctrinated me into their culture with that little nugget of wisdom! I have been combing over the Maharajas and Indian aristocracy for a minute now and have not found the time to research the Incan/ Aztec periods too thoroughly yet. Thank you for that brief inkling brother 🤙cheers from the 🇬🇧

    • @TestTest-ft9xh
      @TestTest-ft9xh 3 года назад +2

      @@jonathanlee6773 Cheers mate. Similar caliber stone work is also found in Ethiopia (Axum, Lalibela).
      BTW, I saw an episode of Qi where they found a book from the library of Alexandria, Egypt, where a combustion engine was referenced. They had technology.

    • @jonathanlee6773
      @jonathanlee6773 3 года назад +1

      @@TestTest-ft9xh and what a devastating fire that was...so much rare knowledge to be lost in the abyss of time forever. I will scope out those Ethiopian structures since African etymology is next on my list of private research. This is off topic, but I do find it quite abysmal the degree of individuals that give the Egyptians all the architectural and technological credence when we continuously skim over the Cushites (Nubians) like they made no significant contributions to early innovation. Mf's were pushing a rickshaw through the town square before Jesus' time.

  • @libraohmshiva9676
    @libraohmshiva9676 3 года назад +1

    Lol yesss ! New video hope all is well Dakota 🧘 thank you for your content ❤️ ram ram ram

  • @UCAKarthik
    @UCAKarthik 3 года назад +4

    Lots of Love Frm India💞✨

  • @ayadreamcatcher4328
    @ayadreamcatcher4328 3 года назад +4

    They smoothed out the pebbles by hand then used the incredible shrinking/enlarging machine to perfectly place them

  • @Dweebatheart
    @Dweebatheart 3 года назад +7

    I'll bet this structure is from one of the earlier worlds, like when Atlantis and Lemuria were around. Awesome !

  • @47riley47
    @47riley47 3 года назад +2

    Much love Dakota 🕉️♥️

  • @willbrooks9466
    @willbrooks9466 3 года назад +4

    Have you been to Coral Castle in Florida?

    • @David-eu1ms
      @David-eu1ms 3 года назад +1

      I was thinking about that too.

    • @ras_krystafari3333
      @ras_krystafari3333 3 года назад +1

      Esh

    • @dakotawint
      @dakotawint  3 года назад +2

      Never been there but I’ve watched some videos before! Super cool

    • @Understandingways
      @Understandingways 2 месяца назад

      Thanks for this...I was trying to remember this for 4 years about.....moving California off Mt Land with sound here I come

  • @sheep.herder
    @sheep.herder 3 года назад +5

    now we know where tetris came from 😉 nice! really appreciate you both showing us these wonders

  • @BakerWild
    @BakerWild 3 года назад +3

    I love that we still have things like this that boggle our minds with possibilities and ideas

  • @absoluteindigoera6834
    @absoluteindigoera6834 3 года назад +3

    was just wondering when another adventure would be uploaded, peace

  • @EatPsilocybin
    @EatPsilocybin 3 года назад +1

    They link together perfectly up and down, and across through the wall, they’re perfectly connected.

  • @willowway42
    @willowway42 3 года назад

    Yayeee.... you got your computer up and running! 🕺🤸🙂👍💚🌿

  • @eyewokeupinhell
    @eyewokeupinhell 3 года назад +11

    The stones were liquid at one point...picture wet concrete in a sandbag....you can shape it in place and then it hardens over time...

    • @stikkgreen5237
      @stikkgreen5237 3 года назад +7

      I'm fairly certain this has been debunked by chemists and geologists looking at the molecular structure of the megalithic stone. This is truly a masterful feat that is far more ancient and of advanced civilizations. There are many theories about how harmonics are used to turn extremely hard stone into malleable form, and possibly even use it to move matter. Pretty crazy stuff

    • @travisschaub6872
      @travisschaub6872 3 года назад

      Lay off the drugs for a couple days and re read you silly comment man.

    • @eyewokeupinhell
      @eyewokeupinhell 3 года назад +1

      cyclopean_V heard these theories too...of the two theories, the one eye have mentioned can be demonstrated today...still waiting for ONE soul or example to prove the other..... it makes so much sense that they created some large bags, kind of like the woven plastic 2 yard tote bags that soil is delivered in to market farmers. Of course bags would've been made out of other more natural materials. Put the bags in place and then slowly fill them up, perhaps the reason science can't pinpoint is because lack of knowledge. As in "concrete" recipes, or even how old the mix is, surely by now nature has added or subtracted from the stone as well... just speculation

    • @eyewokeupinhell
      @eyewokeupinhell 3 года назад +1

      Travis Schaub okay big troll man whatever you say

    • @stikkgreen5237
      @stikkgreen5237 3 года назад +2

      @@eyewokeupinhell I do agree that that method would seem to make THE most sense, but the concrete method has a very different crystalline molecular structure from my understanding. Which, makes it even more perplexing. Strange that some have those protuberances, and on a slightly similar subject...the concrete method doesn't necessarily account for how some of the quarrying of extremely hard stone around the globe seems laser cut into bedrock, or scooped out like butter with very obvious signs of advanced tools. Fascinating examples of ancient knowledge that so many people have yet to become aware of.
      I can only imagine what future generations will find under the Antarctic ice cap.

  • @bigroryhollar5023
    @bigroryhollar5023 3 года назад +2

    Thank you ........

  • @bilbobaggage198
    @bilbobaggage198 3 года назад +6

    800/700? I think you'll find it's far far older than that. Have a look at some of the great work Brien Foester has done

  • @DMTInfinity
    @DMTInfinity 3 года назад +1

    Back a week later just to watch this one again since I didn't get to finish it..!
    But man... This video took me like 30 minutes to get through because I kept pausing it just to take in Al this complex and absolutely astonishing scenery and structures of rock....
    What an absolute mind boggling location...
    Like... Were there super intelligent giants with advanced technology that humans eradicated, stole the belongings of, and hid everything from the general public or something..? 😂
    My logical mind is going crazy over here trying to thing of a solid an rational conclusion as to how these magnificent element shields got made and put together.
    These things, just as structures like the pyramids are, are absolutely inspiring and magnificent pieces of art and I absolutely Love them with all my heart and soul..! 💜

  • @user-st3cn3tw8k
    @user-st3cn3tw8k 3 года назад +1

    Regarding the weird shape it does increase the stability of the wall substantially

  • @andrewjohnson7946
    @andrewjohnson7946 2 года назад +1

    DAKOTA, now that some time has passed since this recording, what are your thoughts on this site and visit? How it was constructed? Anything that comes to mind? I find this site HIGHLY COMPELLING. great video bytheway.

  • @stikkgreen5237
    @stikkgreen5237 3 года назад +39

    The Incan civilization most definitely did not build that. They found it. It is evident by the stone work on top of it in which is far inferior in capability. They had no idea how to do that, and we even today, we do not have the ability or knowledge to do this. Megalithic polygonal masonry is much much older than academia permits in their false timeline. Even the Incans themselves speak about "finding" Sacsayhuaman.

    • @etchalaco9971
      @etchalaco9971 3 года назад +4

      The difference in stonework is well accounted for by academia. There is absolutely no evidence of the Inca ever denying having built Sacsayhuaman.

    • @Zero-tn8yg
      @Zero-tn8yg 3 года назад +7

      The Inca people built these places, they were not cavemen. They were highly intelligent and organized which allowed them to accomplish such great works. You claim "they had no idea how to do that and even today we don't have the ability" yet only 50 years ago man landed on the moon and man cannot go back to the moon because the technology has been lost even though we are more advanced today. Just because you don't understand it it doesn't mean they didn't built it.

    • @plexus
      @plexus 3 года назад +3

      Ancient sites have layers of civilizations and communities rising and falling on top of past inhabitants. The smaller rock patches are built by a different era of inhabitants is all. Ancient empires rose to great heights and collapsed, usually to resource management and agriculture issues. It’s happened dozens of times all over the planet. The mayans built insanely detailed megalithic temples with ornate and beautiful art. The empire collapsed and the great cities were abandoned, Tikal was reinhabited by the equivalence of peasants who basically squatted in the immaculate temples and scratched graffiti into the walls and left refuse in the halls. They even moved huge sculptures and put them up elsewhere upside down because they were illiterate in their old pictorial language that was carved into the stone. The empire had already collapsed and the cities were already in ruins hundreds of years before the Spaniards even came to destroy what was left of the culture.
      Even in our hubris of technology, we are one global cataclysm away from being reset to “primitives” ourselves. It’s way harder because we’re so ubiquitous on the planet now and so many in number and so closely connected. But if there’s something really drastic like an asteroid event, rest assured, in thousands of years from then, we’d be digging up evidence of our cities today and saying aliens must’ve built it. Don’t discredit the insane level of ingenuity and effort humanity can muster up. Just because they were ancient, doesn’t mean they were simply “primitive” and didn’t develop different kinds of technology of their own.

    • @saradominnz
      @saradominnz 3 года назад

      Same as Egypt lol

    • @stikkgreen5237
      @stikkgreen5237 3 года назад +1

      @@saradominnz Indeed, as with numerous other ancient sites all over the globe

  • @CesarslimaBlogspot
    @CesarslimaBlogspot 3 года назад +1

    bro where are you exactly in cusco. iam in thesacred valley too, vibes

  • @Stephan2P
    @Stephan2P 3 года назад

    You bring up good questions. Sometimes the answers are right under our noses but we're either too blind or too distracted to see.

  • @rico_budz5537
    @rico_budz5537 3 года назад +1

    Just amazing🤘🔥

  • @Tina23Taurus
    @Tina23Taurus 3 года назад +2

    Love this, incredible to witness D

  • @StarDarkAshes
    @StarDarkAshes 3 года назад +1

    It’s amazing how there’s like nobody there. You would think there would be more and more tourists than that but it’s like them alone walking Crazy

  • @StarDarkAshes
    @StarDarkAshes 3 года назад +1

    And they obviously didn’t go around finding rocks that happen to fit each other perfectly in super special spots at super special angles. It’s just crazy and mind-boggling

  • @dstringf
    @dstringf 3 года назад +5

    Look up Brian Forrester. The megalithic stones predate the Inca

    • @dakotawint
      @dakotawint  3 года назад +1

      I believe it, I think the Pisac ruins also pre-date the Incas. Teotihuacan pre-dates the Aztecs also, but no one ever mentions that

    • @anders9603
      @anders9603 3 года назад +1

      UnchartedX (Ben) also makes some amazing videos regarding this and other structures in Peru and Bolivia .. and Egypt. From a technological perspective.

  • @deathcommitteevintage1414
    @deathcommitteevintage1414 3 года назад +1

    I would highly recommend you doing an interview with Brien Foerster of hidden Inca tours as he has a network of great people that have better and more accurate info on the location your at.

  • @travisschaub6872
    @travisschaub6872 3 года назад +7

    The stonework is much older than hundreds of years. More like thousands of years brother

    • @etchalaco9971
      @etchalaco9971 3 года назад

      no evidence of that

    • @travisschaub6872
      @travisschaub6872 3 года назад

      @@etchalaco9971 so much evidence of it being watermarked thousands of years older at the pyramids. There is plenty of evidence. You are such an ignorant POS

    • @etchalaco9971
      @etchalaco9971 3 года назад

      @@travisschaub6872 I'm still waiting. Don't weasel out of it

    • @travisschaub6872
      @travisschaub6872 3 года назад

      @@etchalaco9971 ever heard of Google? I'm not going to waste my time on a random internet POS.

    • @etchalaco9971
      @etchalaco9971 3 года назад

      @@travisschaub6872 you made that stupid claim so you have to back it up

  • @feliperamos9191
    @feliperamos9191 3 года назад +4

    Dude these are not 800 years old, the polygonal masonry is thousands of years old and was blown away by cataclisms.

  • @aserpentaria2853
    @aserpentaria2853 3 года назад +1

    Once I had past life experience and I saw those exact stones

  • @MoreProductive2023
    @MoreProductive2023 3 года назад +1

    One of my favorite wonders of the world 🌎

  • @diegotejera2742
    @diegotejera2742 3 года назад

    Been there w Shaman a few times.. It blew my mind,

  • @overthenever4262
    @overthenever4262 3 года назад +1

    Peru , Powder the rock ,
    Add to dry mix
    Heat reaction takes place
    after hydrating . A magnetic
    recovery takes place in the mix,( side efct)
    I would go on , I would go into exact
    detail but , we both know what will happen ,
    so ...
    O , and dude ! That is your sister 🧐 👍

  • @user-st3cn3tw8k
    @user-st3cn3tw8k 3 года назад +2

    Go to Baalbek, you will be blown away. There you will Find the largest stones in a construction.

  • @urielstud
    @urielstud 3 года назад +12

    Very cool! 😎 so it was originally a pyramid of some kind, according to the local guide (ref. RUclips). The biggest stones are 100-150 tons or more. The quarry dude on Ancient Aliens says 40 tons is their max.. The dozer might be able to drag 50 tons. Heavier than that, you need a huge steel crane: grúa en español 😂 . According to him! I think the stones had to be flown, if you will, across the river bed from the quarry area to the left. The site has been pillaged for stones for centuries, the guide said. The “polygonal masonry” technique is used around the world for earthquake defense. (Lima shakes four times per day, I’m told.) The unreal cutting techniques are also seen around the world...
    Anyway, have fun! 😊

    • @TestTest-ft9xh
      @TestTest-ft9xh 3 года назад

      There is similar caliber stonework in Ethiopia (Axum, Lalibepa). Incas were very sophisticated. The gold reserves of the Incas are responsible for building Europe at that time. Even Henry the 8th sent his pirates there to steal their gold and bring back to England. Same with Spaniards. European kings were the original gangsters. Don't go by Hollywood, TV fairy tales & PR rehab of their image. Ancient aliens my arse.
      BBC does an episode of Qi where they discovered a combustion engine in one of the books rescued from the library of Alexandria. They had technology.

    • @TestTest-ft9xh
      @TestTest-ft9xh 3 года назад +2

      "Ancient alien theorists" need to credit Incas for their work that they left behind instead of aliens.

    • @alidelatierra
      @alidelatierra 3 года назад +3

      Yup idk why it’s so hard to understand our ancestors had deep communication with the spirits/beings . They were very scientifically advanced . And in communication with sacred beings . So yeah . Not hard to believe . Don’t have to explain every aspect because the truth is we don’t know

    • @alidelatierra
      @alidelatierra 3 года назад +2

      @@TestTest-ft9xh yes thank you . The point of that show is to discredit our advanced science and technology of our ancestors and replace it with western modern scientific bull .

    • @TestTest-ft9xh
      @TestTest-ft9xh 3 года назад +1

      @@alidelatierra I know right? irks me to no end..

  • @StarDarkAshes
    @StarDarkAshes 3 года назад +2

    I think it’s more than 800 or 700 years old. I think what happened is that the more modern people found the site and then they built on top of it because the old style or however they did this was like found by the newer people who been built on top of that you can totally tell that the stonework is completely different

    • @eriklittlebigg7440
      @eriklittlebigg7440 3 года назад

      Yes..
      Agreed!
      Way more than 700 or 800 years old!!
      More like thousands of years old.

  • @ktor538
    @ktor538 3 года назад +1

    Our timelines for history is in correct!

  • @rtk406
    @rtk406 3 года назад +1

    Could they have used mirrors and the sun to heat the rocks to soften them to push them together ?

  • @ethanreee
    @ethanreee 3 года назад

    What’s the noise in the background man it’s so annoying I can’t figure it out

  • @Scribe13013
    @Scribe13013 3 года назад +2

    Those folks had some big juicy brains...they wanted their juiciness to live on through the ages...to inspire us to be ever more juicy. This is my interpretation...very juice based

    • @dakotawint
      @dakotawint  3 года назад +1

      Juice beat Eminem at the rap olympics in 97

    • @Scribe13013
      @Scribe13013 3 года назад

      @@dakotawint the power of juice confirmed! Good to see you back uploading!👍

  • @Kharkiv2023
    @Kharkiv2023 3 года назад

    Какое интересное место. Никогда здесь не была.

  • @citycat2850
    @citycat2850 3 года назад +1

    Cool dude stay well 👁

  • @RebelTurtle
    @RebelTurtle 3 года назад

    Have you been to Pumapunku?

  • @humanoid144
    @humanoid144 3 года назад

    we are flying to cusco today from lake titicaca lets meet up maybe we can do your graphics hehe where are staying!

  • @elevadito.
    @elevadito. 3 года назад

    What are those lines in the sky? 🤔 0:19

  • @jasonlacefield2649
    @jasonlacefield2649 3 года назад +2

    lets build a rock monument of some sort ive been thinking about doing something. im in north dakota so maybe one day youll see something i built haha anyways keep it going man get this knowledge back out there Peace yall

  • @jagger9261
    @jagger9261 3 года назад

    @dakota I’m a big fan! You are part of what inspired me to swallow my fears and start travelling. I’m in Peru right now and would love to get in touch!! Is there a way to contact you?

  • @sunyonyoutube1045
    @sunyonyoutube1045 3 года назад +1

    Hey bruv did u have to get vaccine to travel to mexico?

    • @dakotawint
      @dakotawint  3 года назад +3

      You do not need a vaccine to enter Mexico but you’ll mostly likely need a test

    • @sunyonyoutube1045
      @sunyonyoutube1045 3 года назад

      @@dakotawint betty!

  • @fugyamofug
    @fugyamofug 3 года назад

    6:33
    The reason they are not stacked like bricks is because a brick wall is not earthquake proof
    If the foundation is shifted the bricks will collapse
    With the different size blocks the foundation can move and the structure will move with it and be able to actually become more solidified when it settles with the force of gravity
    This allows the structure to not only withstand earthquakes but also become stronger in the process

  • @gabrielmaglaqui4328
    @gabrielmaglaqui4328 2 года назад

    where did u get ur necklace the one shorter?

  • @sadieives2760
    @sadieives2760 3 года назад

    Hey, was it silent there when you recorded that? Only there are some weird sounds like cows or sheep making their noises?!! Love your videos by the way 🤗 you have such an amazing life....enjoy xx

  • @jemdavis6051
    @jemdavis6051 3 года назад

    Lets organize a meet up to build some crazy stone structures! lol

  • @moodring7
    @moodring7 3 года назад

    Amazing

  • @Jondread
    @Jondread 3 года назад +2

    Perhaps the reason they cut them in weird shapes was simply to use as much of the stone as possible and minimise waste.

  • @StarDarkAshes
    @StarDarkAshes 3 года назад +1

    7:50 And this one is like practically a perfect rectangle. It’s so weird why wouldn’t they just do it all with rectangles are squares?

    • @eriklittlebigg7440
      @eriklittlebigg7440 3 года назад

      Than it wouldn't be earthquake proof.
      Follow me? The weird cuts make it stronger.
      Take care.

  • @taylorblackstock5329
    @taylorblackstock5329 Год назад

    Your fascinating!

  • @lylerubins9159
    @lylerubins9159 3 года назад

    Outro music please please please?

  • @bacobill
    @bacobill 3 года назад +1

    Minimum 12,000 years ago.. the scorching on many of the walls is from the end of the last ice age aka Younger Dryas.. Please don't shoot the messenger ;)

  • @patrickm9373
    @patrickm9373 3 года назад +1

    Maybe the Incas had a stone molding technology. I dont think that they would bother to drag those "heavyweights" for 20 miles..
    Praveenmohan has also a video about the hypothesis of molding monoliths.

  • @marian5967
    @marian5967 20 дней назад

    Did you go to the sun and the moon in bolivia

  • @marcostp2867
    @marcostp2867 3 года назад

    I dont have signal to google information here hahaha your the realest dakota

  • @731-l3o
    @731-l3o 3 года назад +1

    i actually helped build all of these structures. we used logs and ropes and animals to help us move these stones which were then calved out over days and weeks to get the precision you still see today.

  • @Zaque-TV
    @Zaque-TV 3 года назад

    My guess is that they would hold one stone just above its place on the wall with like a millimeter of space below and to its neighbor stone. Then they'd take a giant file or something and cut back and forth in the spaces between the stones to kind of profile them to each other at the same time. And then they set them down. That's why they all follow each other's wavy path but fit together perfectly

  • @StarDarkAshes
    @StarDarkAshes 3 года назад +5

    There’s no way that was made 700 years ago. The Incan‘s came afterwards I’m pretty darn sure. If that was made 700 years ago there would be all this knowledge about how it was made and the technology would still exist. But what I think a lot of times in these countries is that they wanna tell people that their people are so great they were able to do this and that just the way it is in Egypt. The Egyptians didn’t make the pyramids and the Incan‘s didn’t make this place.

  • @miqa5911
    @miqa5911 3 года назад

    This video for me is therapeutic

  • @kittywebster5026
    @kittywebster5026 3 года назад

    I wanna travel & evolve w you Dakota 🕊

  • @yongyea4147
    @yongyea4147 3 года назад +1

    It is poured granite/concrete.... Possibly.

  • @osiris654
    @osiris654 3 года назад +1

    Should collaborate with Brien Foerster

  • @AirborneAnt
    @AirborneAnt 2 года назад

    @6:18 because of earthquakes…when the ground moves beneath, the stones will stay interlocked…and they didnt just guess…they had to learn that…what kind of cataclysm taught them that lesson?!??

  • @EnjoyTheShoah
    @EnjoyTheShoah 3 года назад

    Are you there right now?

  • @TyrSkyFatherOfTheGods
    @TyrSkyFatherOfTheGods 2 года назад

    It wasn't moving the stones that was difficult for the Inca, it was paying the Home Depot equipment rental fees

  • @Vinny2fingers
    @Vinny2fingers 3 года назад +1

    Those stones look like concrete to me 🤔 maybe that's how they did it, they formed them not cut them. Could be a forgotten concrete mix or something like that

  • @user-ki9pk7fk5w
    @user-ki9pk7fk5w 3 года назад

    bro wtf. i got the notifications to this video just right now and it came out 3 days ago ?

  • @ronnymunther9748
    @ronnymunther9748 3 года назад

    I heard it is melted and not cut the stones?

  • @VoidGaming
    @VoidGaming 3 года назад

    What if they found these rocks already cut and just moved them

  • @JamesD1776-uc
    @JamesD1776-uc 3 года назад

    From what I've heard engineers say it would help with earthquake stabilization

  • @MemoryPallace
    @MemoryPallace 3 года назад

    The spirit of wisdom shouts her voice in the streets however they did it she guided their hands by the Lord

  • @Ba55Junki3
    @Ba55Junki3 3 года назад +1

    The whole place looks like it got heated intensively with some kind of massive plasma discharge you can tell from the rocks colors and shape looks like its melting caused by over heating, and when you look at the site from above you can see the trace of a massive Lichtenberg sculpture.

  • @setapart1159
    @setapart1159 3 года назад +1

    Am I the only one who noticed the weird sound in the background?

  • @Aluttuh
    @Aluttuh 3 года назад +1

    i feel as if advanced life or psychedelics taught the people of that time to live in harmony with the earth... to write and create with stone, if they could do this, just imagine what else they could do... although they most likely realized they dont need to.

  • @cenonpanganiban1265
    @cenonpanganiban1265 3 года назад

    Yehey Travel again ☺️

  • @gazman5980
    @gazman5980 3 года назад +1

    They look like a polly build

  • @whussthadeal3798
    @whussthadeal3798 3 года назад

    Build by a global lost ancient civilization that had lost ancient high technology, the stone was 100 percent softened or melted in some way (perfect example for the melted stone can be seen at little Petra in Jordan)

  • @jaycedaniel4358
    @jaycedaniel4358 3 года назад

    Wish you woulda focused on the wall so we could see it you were in the entire shot the whole time.

  • @robjohnson5833
    @robjohnson5833 3 года назад

    Nice place to build a fort

  • @crossxcats
    @crossxcats 3 года назад

    that stonework is mind-blowing something was going on thar we don't know about

  • @jarek7196
    @jarek7196 3 года назад

    Dakota!!!!!!!!!!!!!!